I've used Ember in a large non-tech organization. Ember's particular way of doing things, being opinionated, allowed us to focus on building the logic out inst

I've used Ember in a large non-tech organization. Ember's particular way of doing things, being opinionated, allowed us to focus on building the logic out instead of worry about secondary decisions: file structure, routing, data stores, build pipelines, etc. Personally, I feel Ember is best suited for the enterprise world. It's a slower moving framework focused on backwards compatibility that remains relatively similar over the years. I feel slightly insulated from the rapid changes in the front end world which allows me and my team the ability to focus on the business. Of course, I push my team to understand what's going on outside of Ember. I've definitely taken things away from React and Redux. But having to maintain dozens of apps (and growing), I couldn't imagine the technical debt we'd have if we chose a different framework. Our repos would be scattered with the latest and hottest fad and changing standards.